Description
The National Geographic Newton 130/650 EQ3 telescope (9069000) is suitable for amateurs who love astronomy. However, despite everything, the characteristics of the telescope are such that you cannot be disappointed by the first precautions. An important feature of the National Geographic Newton 130/650 EQ3 (9069000) telescope is the small size of the tube, so the telescope can be easily transported to keep track of places. This model will also please you with its reliable mounting, high-quality lens mirror and complete set of accessories. If you are looking for an inexpensive, reliable model not for one day, but with an eye to the next day, this telescope will be the right choice. With a 130 mm aperture, the National Geographic 130/650 EQ3 telescope collects enough light to capture all the beauty of the objects that lie in the middle of the Sonya system and beyond. A short focal length (only 650 mm) is used as a compact and handy tool for field monitoring. The telescope's illumination position reveals its capabilities especially well when viewing bright clouds and nebulae. The light-collecting element of the National Geographic Newton 130/650 EQ3 (9069000) has a mirror - which significantly changes the chromaticity and color haloes around bright objects. The reflector has a large opening of 1/5, which is inaccessible for any refractor. Due to the use of Newton's optical design, overall dimensions are changed, and light consumption is reduced to a minimum. The telescope produces bright and clear images, especially of extended objects. Bresser National Geographic 130/650 EQ3 is particularly noticeable when viewing nebulae and sublime stars. The small National Geographic 130/650 optical tube is harmoniously complemented by durable and reliable EQ3 quadrant mounts. Driving along the axes with the help of thin handles is easy and smooth. The telescope is miraculously adaptable to the extreme conditions of roaming objects and makes it possible to easily compensate for the daily changes of our planet.
The basic set of accessories includes two Kellner eyepieces (10 mm and 25 mm) with a standard mounting diameter of 1.25". To increase the magnification up to 3 times, you can adjust the Barlow lens, and to increase the contrast at Last month - monthly filter. You can replace the supplied accessories with other ones or add them with new filters and eyepieces. To determine the visibility of different lenses, the telescope is equipped with a manual sky map. the sky. I can help you easily. Know what objects you can be careful about at this moment. A spot LED camera will make it easier to point the device at the object, the equatorial mounting of the telescope will make it easy to monitor the movement of objects across the sky and engage in astrophotography. The monthly filter will make it possible to capture more contrasting images of our companion in detail. Thanks to software security, a monthly card and other literature will be much easier to access, get past the superficial knowledge and delve into the peculiarities of astronomical science. Most often in our minds we cannot achieve such high-quality images of the night sky as we would like. Maximize the compact size of the telescope to maximize ease of transportation, in order to ensure constant monitoring of space beyond the boundaries of the site.
Aluminum tripod with object table for accessories
Equatorial mounting
Eyepieces: K10 mm (1.25"), K25 mm (1.25")
Video camera: LED with pinpoint guidance
Barlow lens: 3x enhancement
Anti-attack bar
Opposite Thin handles (2 pcs.) Fastening rings (2 pcs.) Rukhomiy map of the dawn sky Monthly filter Planetarium program
Map of the Month Opening: 1:5 Video camera: LED with pinpoint guidance Limit value: 12.7 Montuvannya: Ekvatorialne Computer guidance: No Optical design: Newtonian reflector Enlightenment: Bagatosharov enlightenment EAN code: 4007922001005 Package dimensions: 89 x 24 x 40 cm Package weight: 13 kg Eyepiece mounting diameter: 31.7 mm Volume: 26x-195x Item: 922223 Brand: National Geographic
